Battery problem, or is it?

[Prodo123]

My MBP 2011 15" has some issues, or things I think are issues.
The first is, the battery is charged to 100%!! Impossible, because last night it was 96% when fully charged! Does this mean I have to recalibrate, or is this perfectly fine?
The second is, the top of the trackpad won't click. Is this normal, or a manufacturing defect?
Thanks!
-prodo123

EDIT: Trackpad is solved.
Battery charge is varying by 300mAh, which is causing the percentage fluctuation. I only have 18 cycles but why is it doing this?

 

[badtzwang]

My MBP 2011 15" has some issues, or things I think are issues.
The first is, the battery is charged to 100%!! Impossible! Does this mean I have to recalibrate, or is this perfectly fine?
The second is, the top of the trackpad won't click. Is this normal, or a manufacturing defect?
Thanks!
-prodo123

Talk about overreacting ... both are quite normal. The trackpad is based off of a hinge design so the very top of the trackpad won't click.

 

[Prodo123]

Talk about overreacting ... both are quite normal. The trackpad is based off of a hinge design so the very top of the trackpad won't click.

OK, because Apple did say "Click anywhere" and the Magic Trackpad will let you click anywhere.
But the battery is really bothering me. Last night the max charge was 6650mAh, but now it's back to 6950mAh again.

 

[colour]

both issues bug me in the 2011 mbp 13.
I deal with the battery problem its never @ 100 and i calibrate it often.

the trackpad thing is a bit frustrating but i have changed it to click from click to tap trackpad its much better this way

 

[GGJstudios]

My MBP 2011 15" has some issues, or things I think are issues.
The first is, the battery is charged to 100%!! Impossible, because last night it was 96% when fully charged! Does this mean I have to recalibrate, or is this perfectly fine?

It's perfectly normal for your battery health to fluctuate up and down over time. It's also perfectly normal for your battery to sometimes not charge to 100%. This should answer most, if not all, of your battery questions:

Apple Notebook Battery FAQ​

 

[xDC]

Your battery will go up in down alot, my 2010 i5 goes from 88% health to 95%. It has 400 cycles on it. I wouldn't worry about the battery unless you feel it doesn't as long as before.

 

[JacaByte]

Funny, my 2010 15" MBP has been rock solid at 92-93% for the past year, now having 201 cycles on it. (It had 98% health when I started in April 2010, but it dropped down to 93% that summer.)